Market folklore says to load up on stocks when they slump. But is that really the right strategy in this environment? Eight investment professionals weigh in.

Members of the class of 1969 sent a letter to incoming President Lawrence Bacow suggesting shifting half of the school's $37.1 billion endowment into low-cost funds tracking the S&P 500.

Money managers use cryptic names like "marketable alternatives" to avoid the negative stereotypes.

The VIX futures curve has shifted from colossal backwardation to a minute contango.

Passive funds still reign despite falling costs and rising choices for active ones.